Title: Can we run a SOAP server without any Web Server?
i
think yes, soap is not limited to http you can use mail server or some other
protocol too.
-Original Message-From: Chouthri Palanisamy
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Title: Do I need a serializer ?
Apache
comes with serializer/de-serializer for Javabean and other datatypes so if
you pass and receive whihc is not one of such datatypes then you do not need
your custom one.
Shashi
Anand
-Original Message-From: Jamie Tsao
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I do not there is any way to do that. Only defauly constructor is used to
consruct the object.
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Subject: RE:pass arguments to the constructor of SOAP service
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Title: Can we run a SOAP server without any Web Server?
Hi,
Can any of you help me!!!.
Can we run a SOAP server without any Web Server?.
Could you pls let me know.
Thanks & Regards,
Chouthri Palanisamy
Hi,
I have a linux Box with Tomcat 4 installed.
How do I install Apache SOAP?
There are several different files in the downlod section and I am not sure which one
to use.
I read the install instructions and I am still not sure.
thx for helping
JP
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Title: Do I need a serializer ?
You can use the TCP Tunnel to get an idea of what the
SOAP Message should look like. You'll have to write a client first, but
you'll probably have to do this to test your SOAP Service. The TCP Tunnel
will show you what the SOAP Message looks
like.
When y
Title: Do I need a serializer ?
Thanks
Craig for your response.
I do
realize that the SOAP API automatically constructs the soap message as long as I
use the API calls. Unfortunately in my particular situation, I'm only
writing the a SOAP service over HTTP (using the router servlet). I'm
Hi Greyson ,
I am sure your approach would work well if the client were written in
Java using the
Apache toolkit too . have you had success generating code (especially holders for the
types) with more
than 1 Java WSDL compiler e.g. idoox , glue , axis etc ? How about compilers fr
Title: Do I need a serializer ?
Writing your own Serializers comes down to the
data types of the parameters to your SOAP Service.
Don't
confuse the fact that SOAP messages are in XML with the data types of the
parameters that you can pass to your SOAP Service. The SOAP API is there
so y
Standard apache serializers will (de)serialize most of what you need. As
well as basic types, you can even d/s arrays of beans, or beans which
contain other beans.
Attached is a deployment descriptor for a stateless session bean which
returns arrays of beans, some sample beans, and some sample
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Title: Do I need a serializer ?
I'm a beginner with SOAP, and have been reading a lot of documentation on it. I'm a bit confused about whether or not I need a serializer.
What I'm trying to build:
I want to use the RPC router servlet to provide a SOAP interface to our existing platform.
> On
> desktop computers everything works fine, but the slow ipaqs showed up
> some strange deadlock problem, which hasn't been detected before.
This tells me you need to check your JVM on the iPaq and see how it handles
things like threads.
> When a server thread receives a soap request
Hi there,
for a student job we're developing a newsgroup system for mobile devices
(Compaq Ipaqs).
Currently, we have some trouble with the deployed service class. On
desktop computers everything works fine, but the slow ipaqs showed up
some strange deadlock problem, which hasn't been detecte
This is what is working for me...
http://www.lockerservice.com/Locker";
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/XMLSchema/";>
In the declaration of the method:
type="tns:Hashtable"
Is there anyway by which you can pass arguments to the constructor of SOAP
service? If yes then where to configure these parameter values?
Thanks.
Rino
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